
lace
词源
源自古法语'las'或'laz'(绳,网),最终来自拉丁语'laqueus'(套索,陷阱)。
noun
❶ 一种由精细线材编织而成的装饰性网状织物,常用于衣物或家居用品的边缘装饰。
“Her wedding dress was trimmed with delicate lace.”
(她的婚纱边缘装饰着精美的蕾丝。)
“The antique tablecloth had intricate lace patterns.”
(这块古董桌布有着复杂的蕾丝花纹。)
❶ 鞋带,指用于系紧鞋子的细绳或带状物。
“Your shoelace is untied - you might trip.”
(你的鞋带松了,可能会绊倒。)
“He bent down to tie his lace.”
(他弯腰系鞋带。)
verb
❶ 用带子系紧或固定某物,尤指鞋带。
“Lace up your boots before hiking.”
(徒步前要把靴子系紧。)
“She laced her fingers together nervously.”
(她紧张地十指交叉紧握。)
❶ 在饮料或食物中添加少量烈酒或其他成分。
“The coffee was laced with brandy.”
(咖啡里掺了白兰地。)
“Someone had laced the punch with vodka.”
(有人在潘趣酒里加了伏特加。)
常见短语
lace into — 猛烈批评或攻击某人,通常指言语上的激烈指责。
“The coach laced into the team after their poor performance.”
(教练在球队表现不佳后严厉批评了他们。)
lace with — 将某物与其他物质混合,通常指在食物或饮料中添加特殊成分。
“The story was laced with humor throughout.”
(这个故事从头到尾都穿插着幽默元素。)